We had a family of skunks spray our dogs all at once. Do you think I could spray on my deck and lawn? Not my dogs even though I wish I could:-)
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It would not hurt your deck or lawn, but I doubt it would overcome the skunk odor. Might even make it worse.
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I don't recommend this for home lawns due to it's toxicity. You must cover all exposed skin & should wear a respirator when applying Use some thing less toxic for lawns your kids &, dog will play on.
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I'm in Alaska we don't have chipmunks. We have ground hogs and mice. But in my area there's only mice and squirrels. Haven't tried on squirrels I enjoy shooting them with a 22lr.
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I have never tried it for skunks. We bought it to keep the deer away. It works well for that.
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yes, if it can work on skunk you should not have a problem, if you do I suggest boarding school.It does better if it remains damp in contact with whatever is causing the odor so a presoak would probably work best. I would then run it through a full cycle. The odormute itself has a yeasty smell.
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Hasn't been for me, I have two yorkie terriers. Maybe you can use those blade cooler sprays?
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I have a yard that backs up to open space where the voles live. They were going after bulbs etc. in my yard. I had been using warfarin under my deck before I knew what was coming into the yard. Warfarin did not work but the voles loved it. So I used it as a feeding station under my deck since they were coming regularly and feeding on it. (I had a lattice around the deck so our dog could not get to the poison.) I was having a problem with the voles eating the motomco so I sweetened the "pie" by thinning some honey and coating the motomco. I have not gotten rid of the voles but seem to have fewer bothering the yard. I also was fortunate to be able to see some of their burrows out back so I put some motomco in the entrance to their burrow just before a cold period with snow. This also seemed to help. However, I fear it is going to be a battle to get the voles to eat the bait and not the taste things in the garden. I do not put the poison out where the birds or other animals can get to it.
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I believe if you push it into the ground as far as it will go the sensor will pick up a skunk moving along the ground==we use ours for deer so I'm not positive, but I know my German Shepherd sets it off every time she goes near it!
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We are in a prime mosquito haven and I didn't really think of this as a repellent for them my main concern was for ticks. When we are outside while I'm being surrounded by the blood thirsty suckers, the don't swarm the dogs like they usually do since we started giving these to them. We have black dogs and every other year they are miserable with the mosquitos bitting them, this year I'm jealous of them.
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We were advised to put them in taller grass, under bushes, behind things where they'd hide and nest. We bought two orders....we like the concept but have no idea if they've helped yet. We have a beautifully fenced in yard for our yorkies, and the only way one of them could have developed Lymes disease is probably through mice, even though we don't often see one or two. My vet thinks it's a good idea.....and they last!Good luck....ellen Kieffer
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I had luck keeping skunks away. As far as the grubs...I use Grub-X, or an alternate grub killer every year on my lawn. I haven't had a problem with skunks digging for grubs at all.
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From what I know they use the product in kennels to help control fleas and etc. So I would say yes, you can use it on your deck and you and your animals should be fine. What are you using it for? BUT - you should know if you just put it in the sealer that it will only last as long as the sealer is there - which is typically a year or two.
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Yes...I have a two year old high energy York is terrier that loves the outside. Spray late evening and your dogs will be able to get on the grass the next morning.
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Yes, I have used this with pets in my yard, but I took great care in insuring that my animals could not get to the pellets and eat them. I have on occasion found dead mice in the yard. My dogs did not try to play with or eat the dead mice, but I'm sure that depends on the dog.
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Yes, this would work. It may or may not fatally injure the animal, but would move it along. If you don't want to kill the animals, maybe a softair gun would be good.
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Victor, I could not get this gadget to work at all. I had it installed facing direct East sun. I ended up trashing it just before I moved from my former home. It just did not keep stray dogs, skunks, raccoons, cats, mice, etc. off my property.
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It really depends on the amount of rain you have. It does not take much with each application. Two bottles will last me the entire spring/summer/fall season to keep out skunks. It's no fun having two Labrador retrievers skunked at the same time, twice. The label does not mention skunks but since I have been using it, for about 4 years, we have not had a skunk in the yard even though I see them around the neighborhood.